Welcome to Haverfoodfest
The County Town’s Food Festival.
Haverfoodfest is taking a break!
Haverfoodfest will be back in May 2025 with high-quality food and drink stallholders from Wales will be on Quay Street, Castle Square, The Old Bridge, and Riverside with lots of tasters and offers of great food and drink.
Our Winter Haverfoodfest is back for December 2023
Haverfoodfest will go ahead on Saturday 2nd December 2023 in the streets of the centre of Haverfordwest town.
High-quality food and drink stallholders from Wales will be on Castle Square, The Old Bridge and Square, and The Riverside with lots of tasters and offers of great food and drink. This is a smaller but high quality event with 4 fabulous choirs singing in 2 different areas throughout the town.
There will be acoustic musicians in various places to create a relaxing, family friendly atmosphere as well as santa and all his helpers will be walking around to greet you handing out sweets for the small children.
Haverfoodfest is a real town fest with free access all around the town centre and involves all the existing pubs, eateries, shops and other businesses of the town as many will put on offers and events on the day to complement the stalls.
It’s been a long hard couple of years and we’re delighted to be able to put on such a comprehensive festival, encompassing the entire town centre and as many shops as possible.
All stallholders and town activities will be advertised on the website www.haverfoodfest.co.uk as well as Facebook.
Saturday the 2nd of December will be an opportunity to spend an enjoyable and relaxing day wandering around in Haverfordwest tasting the best foods and drinks in a wonderful atmosphere.
Haverfoodfest 2023 –
A Gastronomic Delight
A glorious day of gastronomic delight brought thousands of people to Pembrokeshire on Saturday 20th May for the annual Haverfoodfest.
Around 50 Stalls offering an array of fabulous food and darn good drinks filled Castle square, Quay Street and The Riverside.
Thousands of people attended the event and enjoyed not only the great flavours on offer but also free boat rides on the river cleddau, music and entertainment and free face painting for the children.
Haverfoodfest is a real town fest with free access all around the town centre and involves all the existing pubs, eateries, shops and other businesses of the town as many will put on offers and events on the day to complement the stalls.
All stallholders and town activities will be advertised on the website www.haverfoodfest.co.uk as well as Facebook.
Haverfoodfest back for May 2023
Haverfoodfest will go ahead on Saturday 20th May 2023 in the streets of the centre of Haverfordwest town.
High-quality food and drink stallholders from Wales will be on Castle Square, The Old Bridge and Square, Quay St and The Riverside with lots of tasters and offers of great food and drink.
There will be acoustic musicians in various places to create a relaxing, family friendly atmosphere as well as fabulous mascots walking around offering sweets to children. We also offer free boat trips on the river.
Haverfoodfest is a real town fest with free access all around the town centre and involves all the existing pubs, eateries, shops and other businesses of the town as many will put on offers and events on the day to complement the stalls.
It’s been a long hard couple of years and we’re delighted to be able to put on such a comprehensive festival, encompassing the entire town centre and as many shops as possible.
All stallholders and town activities will be advertised on the website www.haverfoodfest.co.uk as well as Facebook.
Haverfoodfest is a not-for-profit community event run entirely by volunteers to raise the profile of Haverfordwest. The committee members are Sally Williams and Shaun Stewart, Gary Lewis from County Sports, Tim Evans PCC county councillor and Toby Ellis from Pure West Radio.
Saturday the 20th of May will be an opportunity to spend an enjoyable and relaxing day wandering around in Haverfordwest tasting the best foods and drinks in a wonderful atmosphere.
About Us
The festival is run by a small committee of local people from the county town, with a huge amount of volunteers on the day. The committee members are Sally Williams and Shaun Stewart, Gary Lewis from County Sports, Tim Evans PCC county councillor and Toby Ellis from Pure West Radio.
